Instead of Tuist passively tracking data and you having to check every morning whether something is off or not, you can now configure Tuist to proactively alert you when a metric, like your p90 build time, regresses. Right in Slack.
tuist.dev/blog/2026/01...
The Tuist support for the Xcode compilation cache is out!
The video I recorded to showcase setting the cache up is literally three minutes β that's how fast you can improve your build times by up to 50 %. What's not to like? π
videos.tuist.dev/w/ewgDzSbw5D...
π«Ά if you do, let us know what you think!
There's no better way to build empathy with building for Apple platforms than having to go through the App Store review π
But, finally, Tuist is available on the App Store. If you wanna see it in action, I recorded a quick video showcasing its main features: videos.tuist.dev/w/dYZAKZqx75...
The server code is licensed with the Fair Core License under which all the code becomes eventually open source (after 2 years). Additionally, as we understand better how we can capture value, we'll move more of the server to be fully under an OSI-approved license.
That's why we're making our Tuist server source available. Anybody can now read the server code and contribute. And we can't wait to start collaborating more with the community also on our server-side features π
We believe being open ultimately leads to better software. While some companies might still lean to keeping their code proprietary and closed-source, for us, open source is in our DNA.
Sign in with Apple is not supported for macOS apps distributed outside of the Mac App Store β even if the Apple Developer Account could lead you to believe it does.
marekfort.me/blog/sign-in...
But β when we recognize this scenario, we'll automatically resign the app on the fly and include your device in the provisioning profile. Removing friction in developers' workflows brings us so much joy π
And we have so many ideas for the app. For example, if your device ID was not included in the provisioning profile when the app was signed, you can't download the app.
I'm having a lot of fun working on the Tuist iOS app β you'll soon be able to see your latest Tuist previews and download them directly from the app.
You'd think that any PNG file would actually align with the PNG standard. But no, a long time ago, Apple decided they would hijack the PNG file and make it "iPhone-optimized": and, for example, flip red and blue pixels: marekfort.me/blog/iphone-...
Do you know that when you go to tuist.dev, there is *no* cookie popup? These cookie popups are a *choice*. Businesses don't have to have these - unless they want to track you across sessions.
We've made some improvements to previews, like better grouping and optimized downloads π community.tuist.dev/t/preview-gr...
If you haven't taken Tuist Previews for a spin, this might be a good time as any π
There was a long-running bug in Xcode when lldb would often just outright not work due to "type for self cannot be reconstructed". Love to see that beta of Xcode 26 seems to fix that: github.com/tuist/tuist/...
Whoever worked on that, thanks π
Why don't you send me your address to marek@tuist.dev? :)
New @tuist.dev stickers π who wants some?
We tried to embrace web standards as much as we could with this new design system library we built for #Elixir. Hope you'll like it!
Ahh nice, what a great idea to visualize what Apple didn't bother to visualize (but did bother to track π )
Are you using the App Store Connect API to collect the data? Looks cool btw!
Nobody likes reading and dealing with pbxproj files. Not even AI agents, as @steipete.me has figured out π
"Using Tuist for project generation also helped since agents struggle with Xcodeβs complex .pbxproj files."
We're really excited about this one. For a long time, it has been way too difficult for organizations to measure and optimize their build times.
And Tuist Build Insights is now filling this gap π
To see it in action, we recorded a video to showcase the feature: videos.tuist.dev/w/fABmyCEkN7...
Please do! And let us know if you have any questions π
And Noora, the CLI design system library that we've developed for @tuist.dev is mentioned there - if you want to build beautiful CLIs in Swift, you know what to use π
github.com/tuist/noora
light + tilt #SwiftUI + Metal
"Request a demo" feels like such a broken pattern. Let me see the actual product without signing up or starting a trial.
That's why we've made our Tuist dashboard public, so it's accessible by everybody, immediately.
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"Cheating" latency by preloading pages that users hover over for longer than 65 ms is a pretty smart way to make loads _feel_ instant without being too wasteful: instant.page
I feel really good about the foundations we're building - as the codebase grows, it feels *easier* to implement new features, not harder.
